You asked us for taller tomato cages and here they are! Our heavy-duty, powder-coated steel Tomato Towers are much taller and stronger than old-fashioned cone-shaped supports, ready to support your biggest indeterminate tomato plants. The towers support plants on all sides (no tying needed) and keep plants up off the ground for better air circulation, cleaner fruit and fewer diseases. Large openings make harvesting easy, and the towers fold flat for off-season storage. 53" high installed. In windy locations, we recommend anchoring these towers with our Extra-Tall Earth Staples, sold separately.

I was excited to purchase these for the indeterminate tomato plants I grow, because they were taller than others I have seen. They were difficult to put together alone, and once the plants became bigger and heavier, the top and bottom separated and also tipped over, making it difficult to put back together without breaking off branches. I would not purchase these again.

My tomatoes, pole beans, and I just LOVE these tomato towers. They give the plants good support and picking is easy. I plant several pole beans around the towers in the raised bed and they do well. They fold up easily and store flat.

I love these towers. I bought several last year, and my indeterminate tomatoes were happy!! They are heavy duty so do not fall over when the plants are heavy with fruit. They fold so I can store them in the corner of garage against the wall.I bought more this year. I also use them for beans and peas.

These towers are sturdy and allow the tomato plants to grow upright to maximize sun exposure and access my tomato yield. Simple to unfold and drop into my garden. I have also used them to align a few other surrounding plants. Looking forward to a healthy harvest! They were a bit more pricey than I would have liked, so they will hopefully last for many years.

I purchased the taller version towers with little hesitation as I own the shorter version of the towers that I purchased approx. 10 years ago and they are still going strong! I recommend this product for its sturdiness, ease of use, longevity and the ability to store them easily when growing season is over. Enjoy!

Actually I use these with my 18" planters and they fit perfectly. I've used cages and ladders with my planters but they tend to tilt and sometimes fall over. These fit my planters perfectly so they don't fall over. I am currently using these with my vining squash and melons and have to say I am very happy I bought them.

These come in two pieces, and I put them together (with minimal difficulty) at the beginning of the season. They are tall enough to contain all of our tomato plants.I was a little concerned about the initial cost, but we grow tomatoes every year and I wanted something that was sturdy enough to support the plants and would last. These are so easy: no ties, no moveable supports, and a perfect size for the tomato plants. At the end of the season, we can take these apart, and fold them flat for storage.

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